Car Bomb (band)

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Car Bomb
Car Bomb 2007
Background information
Origin	Long Island, New York, USA
Genre(s)	progressive metal
Years active	2000-present
Label(s)	Relapse Records
Associated acts	Neck Spooge
Website	carbombcult.com
Members
Michael Dafferner Elliot Hoffman Greg Kubacki Jon Modell

Car Bomb is a progressive metal group from Long Island, NY that was initially formed in 2000. Their debut album, Centralia, was released through Relapse Records on February 6, 2007.

1 Biography
2 Style
3 Discography
4 Videography
5 External Links
6 Notes

[edit] Biography

Car Bomb first came to be around the year 2000, when Greg Kubacki and Michael Dafferner of the band Neck shared a rehearsal space under a Rockville Center, New York butcher with Elliot Hoffman and Jon Modell of the band Spooge. Over time, the bands became great friends and frequently visited each other's practices. In 2002, Modell, unsatisfied with the music his band was making, recruited Kubacki and Dafferner to form what a side project called Car Bomb. In 2004, Car Bomb began recording. Their first full length album Centralia was released on February 6, 2007 via Relapse Records. The album was well received by critics and fans alike

[edit] Style

Car Bomb's style is marked by a highly experimental and extremely aggressive approach to metal.

Whether chopping a riff into pieces, reversing it, cutting it short, or messing with the tempo, Car Bomb’s unique style of progressive metal is the product of dissecting ideas and beating them to death. The result is equivalent to a jet engine propelling gravel into your skull. Car Bomb combines the polyrhythmic and mathematical madness of Meshuggah and Dillinger Escape Plan with the rage and energetic fury of Coalesce and Converge. Though their songs are musically challenging, Car Bomb refuses to dilute their ruthless execution. Their intent is to assault the listener in any and every way possible - compositionally, sonically, and lyrically.^[1]